aT 1 I I II III! wa-" ' aw -t 9 BI'-XII 11.11 II I
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VYLX
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the Djiii4V. c1ijin1.0TTE joviurjii jrp Tim djulic ' chjHilotte onpcnrjoii, cojY'soi.iiTEoiitcuftriss
ity rivMu OkMrrer. bUMuM Juitrr ss, IMt.
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PRICE FIVE GENTS.
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Tk Hettera L'aioa Oaeiala Reprt
Uatlaesa Omlif Baiootklf aa4
Buikers Relaralac t Walk.
New York. Aoftust 2. There seems
to be no change to day lo thi altitude of
Uie Weatrn Uoioo Company toward
the sinking operators. The officers of
tbe company reported this morning
lli at tbe U3Q1 force of operators return
ed to duty, and that business was all op
Jat night and is now moving promptly.
four more of tbe strikers returned to
work this looming at tbe .Western
Union cfii io Ibis city. They are said
to be first class operators. I U porta from
the eastern district received by tbe
company this morning state tbst many
operators were returning to their pjsts
each day. and in mou of the offices tbe
force Is as Urge as before tbe strike. In
many cases It is reported tbt members
of the Brotherhood who desire to re
sume work Qud tbeir places occupied
ad are obliged to spplr elsewhere.
From Superintendent Trabae. of the
southern division, word eomes that one
of the opcrttors at Chattanooga and
another at Mobile bad returned to duty
this morning, and that both ranked as
Orst clsss men. Uf potts bad come from
various points in the South of railroad
operators refusing lo take commercial
business, but all bad been promptly dis--cbsrged
by the railroad superintendents
and their places readily filled by tbe
Western Union officials. They denied
tbe truth of the report started by the
strikers that the company were cutting
their own wires to have an ezeuse for
lrU)lng business.
Tits laat contingent of the striking
drets and cloak makers returned to
work this morning, having gained their
int. and the trouble is now at an end.
The Manhatton Suit and Cloak Com
fiany wis the last to give in. The em
llojvs will now get fifteen dollars a
wevk for 10 hours day's wotk. and no
tiight work unless paid extra.
CHARLESTON IIARIIOR.
Report ol te Prcress ! Ike Wovk
Doae.
Washington, August 2 Tbe report
of Col (ill more, engineer in charge of
the river and harbor improvements in'
South CaroJma. Georgia, and, Florida,
has beeo received at the War Depart
ment. In regard to the Improvement
of Charleston harbor, the report saj 9
tbe operations for . improving the en
trance to this harbor were, carried out
during the put year in conformity to
the plan submitted in 1873 to establish
and maintain a low water channel of
not less than 31 feet in depth across the
bar by means of two low jetties. Tbe
work done consisted principally in fur
ther extending the bottom course of the
south Jetty, la sinking a second course
of mattresses upon the foundation
course of the jatty across tbe deepest
point of the present ship channel and
across the deep pocket eait of that
channel and in enlarging the founda
tion course of the work where It crosses
the main ship channel by placing an
additional apron of mattresses to tbe
south of andadj jlnlng it.
Hi parts freaa ike atcrlkiag BrOjrkoo
A Raviskcr Lyacke.
Nzrw York, August 2. At the head
quarter of "tbe xruthrbood of Tele
araphers It was . said that there was
nothing new today regarding the strike
and tbst the men were all satisfied with
the prospect and were confident of suc
ceeding in the sod. The work of pay
ing ofl ike men was conducted to-day.
The strikers are in high glee over the
storm as it was said that much damage
would be done to the Western Union
r wires and would create still greater
'confusion in the affairs of the office.
The reports of the dischsrge of railroad
operators who refused to Lake Western
Union business and the supplying of
new men to fill their places were dis
credited and said to be a fiction of the
Telegraph Company to encourage tbeir
bard worked employes last night.
A crowd assembled at tbe j ail In
Mayersrllle and demanded the keys
from the sheriff, who refused to surren
der them. The then broke In the door
and took out I) W Fresel who was
under arrest for the rape of a girl nine
years old and hanged him in the coert
house yard.
TheKefT la tke Ckarek laiportaat
Actio efavoatkera Episcopal iaa a.
CllATTANOOOA. TENN, August 1.
To-day. at Sewenee. Tenn, at a meeting
of aeon vention of the Episcopal Church
oaitttiu of bUapi, mini iters sod lay-i -men
from thirteen Southern Slates, it
was resolved, in accordance with the
report of a committee constating of
liiaiiop Lyman. oXorla;UirQiiaa,
JJlshop Gregg, of TexaaJL f Daley, as
sistantbishopof Ksottcky.lt MThorap
son. assistant bishop of Mississippi, aad
W C WiUiatM. : llifeq wets f ad, fc II
Footman, of Georgia, that the general
""convention, wbteli tsMts 'this i fall, be
memorialized to establish schools for
thBeducaUo efcolefe4 1 mea,who de-
' .. sire to enter the ministry of this Church
and that all' colored ministers or this
Church bsve equal rights and power in
all Church otwccils.iTjh j
TfcS 3aJvetaa Pavfllew Baraea.
Galvestom, August 2. Yesterday
afternoon, the Pavilion, Galveston's fa
;vcritf bsacfif reaorti owned v the City
- Kali way Company was burned.1 Auum
berof , other buildings In it vicinity
were swept away at the same time.
I tot Springer, lata of Milwaukee, a
drummer In the pavilion band was
killed, almost instantly, by jamptog
from a window in one of the turrets
and striking his hesil" foremost on tbe
plank siAawaasv .The origin of the fire
Is not deflaltely known. The total loss
is 940JXX); Insured for ) 20.000.
A JTLre aae aPewesr JSxslealea
Galvestox, August 2. On Tuesday
night the store of J E Tarry, wholesale
grocer, was destroyed with its contents.
Iom giO.oua During tbe fire a quantltv
of powder, exploded, jarring the earth
for blocks away, and -causing a man
named Davis, who was sleeping on an
upstairs porch, a square distant, to jump
down and break his right thigh bone
and both fore arms: His recover is
doubtful.
r Jut'aPvleKaecfcstke Perslaaaaeae.
Cox coitrj.' N ILTAugoat 2 Tbe fol
lowing is the 41st ballot for, Senator In
the IgUlators which number SIS,
necessary, for a choice llSi. Jlolllnsl.
btsvens 1, Xadd- 1., Alaraton 19. liing
ham lit, like 131. Piks having the
h majority wsa declared elected i great
applause fuUowed. . ' . t f, - .
Tke Strike Reaches Ataxic, f
: Crn of Maxico, August 2 -The
1 fUzr rh creratof s on" the Mexican
'"TatUnal IUilroa4 struck this morning."
They (ietaaiKt tan ineraaae. of .twenty
" "JdoUars per motitb. Trains arat inter.
I ':rupUl.a&J .a.,apeedy arraugemeat Is
.. fyt)ytfJ,tt.1j . ;I j -m i
Ea4 S Vmrmt ia Oral I ' -n i
B ALT1K Q HK "A 1 2 U 5 XrVI VX SfiQl th.
' t " kfpr ' ef s scaali ' grocery t store ca
Stockton-street Ml d :'::.rzty with
ta w ira this snoxt. U. r wiiea LasLotfcer
l" tfeadwltb a r4tL 11a Ux -wU-h the
. amt wfa- . kiUf-Ihtsself. - j -
, TJCB DTI US IS .ERUPTION.
f
The Iakahttaats Fleeing tor Safety.
AwfcU Kceae la the Theatre at Cas
aaiecleta when the axtkaake Oc-
carrea. ,
Naples. Jnly 81 Mount Vesuvius Is
in a state or eruption. Lava is descend
ing from the crater in the direction of
the town of Torre del Greco, at the foot
or the mountain. The inhabitants or
Torre del Greco are fleeing to places) of
sareiy.
- The burials of victims of the earth
quake were continued throughout tbe
a ay. two nunorea ana eighty oodles
were buried at Casamicciola. 90 at -Loc-
00, and 29 at Forio. The latest estimate
places the number of deaths at between
4.000 and 6.000. . As it would be lmDos
sible to recover and bury all the bodies,
Sigoor Genala,Mlnistex of Public Works,
has ordered that, in view of the horrible
exhalations from the decomposing re
mains, the anrecovered corpses be left
where they lie, and liquid lime be pour
ed over tbe ruins made by the earth
quake, casamiccioia win thus be con
verted into a vast cemetery.
The search of the ruins for bodies of
victims of the earthquake on, the Island
of Ischia was continued last night. All
tbe bodies recovered are burled imme
diately to prevent miasma.' Two thou
sand soldiers digging in the ruins saved
ljooo lives up to midday on Sunday and
exhumed 24 persons alive on Monday.
The only American known to have
been injured by the earthquake was a
Miss Van Allen, and she is only slightly
hurt. 1 . ;.;,,-!
An eye witness describes the scene at
the theatre at Casamiccioia, when the
earthquake occurred, aa an awful one.
The curtain bad just risen when a tre
mendous shock was felt. A fearful
roar followed, and the ground rocked
like the sea in a storm. A great cry of
terror arose from the audience, who
were thrown Into a heap, and a large
number of them were buried beneath
the timbers of the building, which fell
upon them. Two more shocks occurred.
All who could rushed ontsideof the
theatre and hundreds of persons clam
bered Into tbe trees in the vicinity for
safety. Most of the people, however,
escaped to the. shore, where bonfires
were lighted ss signals of 'distress.
Hundreds of half naked men and wo
men, wild with terror and grief, ran to
and fro among the ruins with torches
during the night, searching for missing
friends. : ; t
atok
ie
AFSears at
at Ills Tessa la
Mecca.
ladlan Wltnaaa.
There is some agitation in Moham
medan circles in Calcutta just now.
growing out of a report published in
the Amur til Akhbar to the effect that
Mohammed had appeared to the guar
dian of his tomb at Mecca, and announ
ced that from the date of tbe com
mencement of the next Mohurrum.
which will complete the fourteenth
century since the llijra, the sun will
begin to rise in tbe west. confusion will
break out in the world, many people
will die, a great cyclone will deluge tbe
land, the printing in every Koran will
be effaced and the final end of all things
be ushered in. It is added that as tbe
terms in which these predictions are
stated are such as challenge the devout
respect of all orthodox Mohammedans,
It is not to be wondered at that many
are alarmed at the near prospect of
such terrible events.
Was lie a Prised
IatfltaapoUa 8pecial.
An old army officer gives the Journal
a bit of romance connected with Gen.
Ord, which, be saysls .well known in
the army. ( The late general was a
grandson of Gdorge IV. and Mrs Fitz
herbert. His father, James Ord, son of
that morganatic marriage, was raised
in tbe faith of his mother, and was, like
his son, a Roman Catholic. James Ord,'
when a boy, was sent to France to be
educated, and was afterward brought
by his tutor to Georgetown college,
where he became a professor, lie took
part In the war of 1812, serving as a
captain. He was long a clerk at Wash
lngton. and died in 1872 or 1873. At
Omaha be assumed the name of Ord,
which was that of bis tutor, from a de
sire to avoid : unpleasant notoriety.
Thus the scion of a royal line has given
a glorious name, sitboagh an assumed
one, to adorn the pages of American
history. " ' t iill4' j r? 1
Resaelsg'iaeCettof Steel Bails.
I
PtJsbuii CoarasreUl Qaxctta t
'ft'
A new process Is In the course of in-
trodqoUot at t the1 Edgar . Thompson
Steel works which -will materially lee
lea lh cost of . produeing'-steeii rails.
Last January the method of rolliag the
metal as It came from, the converter,
io&tsad of putting- Into pigs and rsmelt
jug. was put into practice, and to this is
to be Added, the juukfrfg pits. j In these
tbiB0QtB.as soon as they ars ,ccl
enough! to lsave the 'mold, ars "placed,
aad by the beat held, within them they
ars; brougbt to a ; uniform) jdegree of
beat and rails made with one heating
of the metaL- "This method has1 been
successfully used in England, airtw 01
be used here In the course of six weeks
or .two months. The saving will be
from Jl-M to 8155 per,ton.me of
ths Western papers pJ4ce the) fifare at
S3, bat they ars away out In their reck-
L.S3lSMuu m
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Quick. eoapMa ears, ail anooylnc tMtwj, Blad
der sod Urinary Placates. S l. imjctista, . ;
'j -i rTaOraulr-ta.ieraer t
'. A gentleman la Washington saystbJat
while it is true that .Garfield offered ex
ben ator Ooraey a place in his Cabinet
the Interior Department-Ht was only,
done to oblige Dorsey and give him a
chance to writs a letter declining It.
Us aaya that Doraey asked for tbe sp4
pointment. promising at the same time
that he would decline the honor. Ills
purpose . was to aatisfy the ambition of
Mrs Dorasy. Tbe same informant fays
that if Djrsey ever published the letter
Garfield wrota him tendering him the
Interior Department, OarflekTs friends
here will pobliah Dorsey's declination,
which bears tbe same daistwas writ
ten on the same kind of paper with the
same Ink. and on the same table within
tea feet or wnere uarneja sat wnen ne
wrote bis letter to Domy.- ,' V;;
IT "' nmrfCasaUasavlva.!i
I tka keat aarva far eota, bralaca. torea. ataara.
irita- abapp'a BaDda. cSJ.Diatoa.
mil kiada of uia arumtoea. m
ac4 rfiap'aa. (M Ucnrra OarbwM Salv.(
4S va a aoaatarteu - Pdsa eenta 4
It, j- j
fj r
The Paraael
BoataaFML'
3 1 Before marriage : "Ex cose me.George.
Did my parasol hurt yon T f" I , ,
;)h no. my dear. It would be a pleas
ure if it did.- . - !i.
After marriage:! fGfsati Heaven!
There was never a woman
snaths kn w bow lo .earrv paraaol
wUJbcut scratcbiBg a XsUo yee out.
. Ami there never was a zoaa that
knewenouxb to walk on tbe right lid
cf a worn a a with, a pars sol i
;-Xhex Uu'taoy rUhVaidelo a jwo-
man witn a parasoi. i- ; -.
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-J- ... ... I 11 i wi 1 111
vilavlaf HallaXla
a Tu0f tait Kta ma wirti ao4 pfa
ww Mnv f a xiimui friU" aa-r j lhav
tur ru poianoaai prtdi u eai-iocB1 t.Sabl
totiat'ei awe- - Ca feocirMr mmt - "9cta
aire, rfor in su ica4 aiiu.!' f i tr"t
rva -TUmia- af fsmi -a, ana i rrN4
rTtn. Tta r-" as c?fra
ym. if r,., . ,f ,Dt j----tit-
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AffiTal m,;I)ei2ite
aUCHXOKD AHD DairvtLLX. :
Laavs Air Una Dapoc 8.80 a. m. and 4-3 3d. m.
Antre 2.00 a m and L60 p. m.
; " asbwxjl'
Laava 2.20 a In.1 aad 3 10a, aa. 3.. a 1 21'
Amre 8 aO a. la. aaa 4.10 . m. :
1 CHARLOTTg. OOLUMBIA AsTD ATJQ C3TA.
teavs 2.10 p. Sk, aad arrtr 4.80 p. av :
i aau-iti cxDmsidic
LeST 4.50 d. bs and antra at laOO a. aa.
; CAJtOLTJf A CX8TRAL.
Leava R45 p. aa. and 7.10 a aa.
Arriva 7.00 a. sa. aas S.2a p. am.
Leeva
. C. C 8HELBT DrVIMOIf.
8.80 p. bl. aad antra lasa a. fea.
ladex ta Hew Advertisements.
P B EofUn DtrWotx! noOas. .
J B at aoiVAttouncav Hoaa,i
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V "0
I South Atlantic States, partly cloudy
.weather and local rains, winds shifting
to north and westerly, falling barome
ter, stationary xr lower temperature.
; , . local, ripples; i
! Mr. Jacob R. Pkfald tefcf theJO n ited
States Mint in Phifadelpfila,' yeifpteled
at the central yesterday.
' Mr. J. H. Weddlngton, of tbe firm
of Brown; fVeddiogton & Coiajiow in
New-York buying for Uie .house., j I f.
Esquire W P Davidson was yester-
dsy sworn In as a magistrate and will
continue to-revolve the "wheel of for-
tunev -zvxiUK, yV
The police will this morning com
mence the killing of collarless dogs.
They loaded their guns yesterday, and
are ready for tbe work.
Mr P B It uffin; . secretary r off the
North Carolina Railroad gives' auTvi
dend notice in the advertising columns
of this morning's paper.
The monthly meeting of the Board
of Directors ul tbe Mechanics rerpetuai
Building atdl)an ABsoclaiion!wUl bs
held to liight.
The fancy dreai baH.at7lhe Hay
wood While Sulphur comes eff on tbe
8th inat. Capt Harrison . Watts ( Is on
the committee of Invitation and Mr W
C Morgan is one of the flor managers.
A young '.bay borse, evidently un
broken, was captured 'on' the -streets
yesterday by tbe , police and taken to
Chambers' stables, where tbe owner
can gel the animal after proving prop
erty and payii-g cost a. ' r '
liev Leeper, of Hopewell, is con
ducting 1 jl protracted revival at Paw
Creek church this week, preaching two
sermons a day with bis usual zsal and
fervor, ills i sermon Wednesday from
the text: -That tbe.y which have be
lieved God . might be careful to main
tain good works," was a powerful effort
and bad a great effect on tbe congrega
tion. ' -;' ! ' i; :.
Mr. Jasper Bigham, of Berry hill
township, tells us the. following 'para
graph appeared in tbe Charlotte Demo
crat May 24. 1875 and Wants to kridwlf
it since oceerred or wnen. will it occur 1
again.. "August will have two moons,:
one on 1st and .tbe. other on the 30th
of tbe month. This ia an unusual oc
currence not 'having occured .before
sines about 1853.
rutin
1
1
Alarm of Fre LaaA Kigkl.ia i
About 0 o'clock lastvUlghY the alarm
nf flr waa Mil ndd from the bII toweri
bringing oat the entire fire department
In short order. .After a little delay, the
location of IheIre wCfssad tobe In
the ' kitchen of . Mr. J. Dais, corner of
Church and Eighth .streets, but by the
time tbe department arrived there the
nalfftiborm had extinguished the names.
The 0recauht in the ceiling lof the
kitchen and originated from the flue
Tbe damage waa alight.
Peraoaal JteaUSa." "w ",
Mrs Senator Z B Vancei'wli issjp
log the rammer a the mountains with
hr hhahand. and who has been cri
sally ill tor thef paat threa wWiCHS? w
are suaa sa learjo.niuziK voexier. .
dangerous condition caused ber frien
considerable alarm for a u
ilr j aex Myers Bss-movea-
with bU famUl tQ llvw and. JLa occupj-
lsg 1 ta -reaidaaca.of, eiMXj C01
"WilUam B Myert, oti Tt4f treefc" j
i Capt John BErwiaa.famflyiiaye
gone WOwtsASrAT uwlsla
'fHAll rt nWnir ia taMarot t in tha
oulsvilbs EgpositVi
r. .1
Aa Iaaortaata. - .
Next Monday wUPbsf an Impoi
day for the coanty,Mthe wadojct
ttlMlanrtviilI :ho4W tor 'TttkCUTt
will mest'In' the: court hoaaa
sesaion to ievy tbe tax p;M
bnrj ahd tq elect o0cotc the-Inferior
Odurti I XoreeuCgeg citofpLSdJ a
clerk ax to'be'"elected.iina from wiat we
have beard neXtasf tt the offices will go
begging. ,The tax Usjs; from ths. various
townahlpeas mads out by the aaaessora.
wUl be. examined, .and any person
thinks that he has been unduly assefs-
d be should appear and make com-
vl.lntfnra lr. boaid-J,t,t' ct I
V -As av Omm Tim. I '
fsaaa Um Nary Xkfdat Xiafa JUWSai-t Aa aa
tcmremA raaldaaaa of two vaara
raara la laaionua aaaoaj
mmm im uikit mt taaaC aainfai attaalra of rtaaa
amatlavv -Or-aaoUallao upon . nr fe ij eminent
pavai aa4 ix.ht aorxsooa f anao" to aSonl tua as
tightest iav-tc Xsr. Uoyia laooBiaaawtf ol to tea
Bt Jaoutta Vd. tb-hvC7TDu Lua-4a of
aiicii wavijr ctopieta a4 ofrtfliara. i
l,l i.u. I
Aa Iaurestisc CIeeUoa'oTFars. j
talt
nv
Mi i Jobnj fl ; ttinfiy ihea J wtdrarrlStlS
II0IO Uiioraav ; was uuveu jcommaj't
brought' witl him a fine lot of f ara cf
the various; wiU anl'uJ.futlM jA.ttt
country: all neaUytnointed. with tfck
iaa nf the an! mala .at,tafihfti. Qlaa
eyes,' of the exact shapev s4xasdrccfleT;rt? tn -earth sr -"Oduce
of tli living animal, giTa Lba.bM4a a
cm iravti. evf :t icttijcul mot itar
lion, wild cat, prairie dog, brown be:
and a buffalo. 'Tile Tors' ! were dreasei
dinsry skill la tls kttZ Thdf ale wdr!'
locking li ind UrTBuhdy HSkteeA pie 4
ere in abdwli tt.rmto,tl2Tfrt5Si3, ;.
fiia ,r.
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TVt "- f- 1. (pTr-""-l
"i to ta issfors
?i;r!i rnrurt .a-waTi tsn l I
. - - jta Mt t-ija I
A UaefoilHTekuoB iojr 'UlB.
JiJVe lxadxtbejr pleasure yesterday of
rnaking,tbe acquaintance of Capt. John
'ATHariiso'n, of JXenderson K. C4 who is
bow in mecuyas ins cnirat notei,
selling State and county rights for
seed cotton elevator and distributor for
gin houses, :, We had heard of the in
vention, but had Ao conception of the
structure of the machine.! It is claimed
that it will elevate 800 pounds of seed
cotton per minute, and distribute it
into different apartments of tbe bouse,
saving-enotrgh-iime to pay for ginning
the entire crop. "- With this help it' the.
command of glnners a great amount of
labor can be saved and the work of
ginning expedited. ' ;
- . 1 1. 1
The Poplar Teat Faur. ;
: The celebrated Poplar Tent Fair is to
be beld on next Wednesday and Thurs
day, 8ih and Dth insta, and, Mr. J.. B
Harris, the president, who was in the
pity yesterday, tells ua that all the. ar
rangements have been completed for a
big timer Uon. R-i Tt BenaettiU de.
Jlver an address before the people from
me grand stana oa tne morning 01 the
8th. Gov Jar via. who has written that
he will be present, will also deliver an
address. Maj. W A. Graham of Gaston;
county, will -add re as. tb people on tbe
second day of the fair. The list of
entries is large and interesting, and it is
now cerin that the fair this year wfti
rqual that of any previous year. ' So far
no wedding has been arranged for, the
fun resulting from the one had last year
being legarded as sufficient to last two
years. Poplar Tent is eighteen miles
from Charlotte, and, as is usually the
case, a barge , party of Charlotte people
will be there. ' - -
Tke SUhbiag of Seaator JTaaee'a Sou
Mr. Ztb Vance,. who was stabbed in
Asheville one week ago this : morning;
is still improving and will soon be up
sgain. -Fronvparlles who were present
aad who ought to know all about it. we
have learned additional ' particulars,
fuitediffeTeat-Xirro 4be first reports.
And which WMI be read with interest:
Cromwell is a bad character, a bar
tender inAaheyilley and . eh was
neither plavrng pool with" him nor bad
had any quarrel with him. Jast before
the closing of tbe billiard room, Crom
well left without his hat and waited at
the steps io tbe street until Z-b came
up going to bts room.-A negro waiter
who followed with Cromwell's hat saw
bim sasault Zsb.with a kaife, gat him
down and stab bim ' many times, and
left him weltering in bis blood. When
found, twenty minutes afterwards be
was nearly dead from loss of blood and
his watch and money, gone-rthe watch
evidently torn off with violence, as she
chain waa broken in two places. : Some
are disposed to think: that robbery was
tbe motive of tbe assault. Mr. Charlie
Vance bearing of it came up from tbe
springs, and on Saturday evening at
tacked Cromwell knocked bim down
by a blow with a pistol and was proi
eeeding to stamp him when arrested by
tbepolieeJ-i O f -J'-'CCiTMA 1
. . m mm 1 aa
A Deaf Mas Reagkly
. . .
Treat eal by
aCSSBSUVSWi-x f-JS- ' : ,.: I
Dr. Brers was summoned to Mat
thew's Station, night before but,' to at
tend the case of a colored man who bad
been ion oyer by the trainjtt Wat place
and badly hart - The doctor found that
the man's lef azml and right leg bad
been so badly broken and crushed as to
necessitate amputation, and he accord
ingly , cut them . bff'Tbe begro "man,
whose rr name . : Is ? lahamx? iMelvin,
wawnhejirallroad ipump - band - at
MalleVvsandag-exeedtu
VednesdaylnlhTbe was wanting along
the track'when tha train attim nn inA
knocked him df? into tbe t ditch, crush-J
a a tm ' j- ..
1 hUiti tbfisirmsmnl to
the 3ySJCjtl4ST4J2 JQni to
gtecyibItLMxUnw.tmt not until the.
I fV' WrtUVAWIS wa 4 7 tww Ji.
fcW& vfeU;
mm i m.rm wu va. wwr w J umu n0.
ItrkVei
to cparchfcse
read til c rtltSiSienk
uran, as ic
s
ax x.
ia MtCMU-iniB next r ear.' 1 1 p.
TJM;reyebte-yeax,uat .ia.oot as
iaiiy Suppserai yersiata: file 1
1 due inext year.; 1884.-" Evenbbdy,
knStws the insect which buiesaiid
whirs from the fjihbs of our tnlss.
The
veins in its wings mark a vVpAitsbaqk,
andlUinoUi 13
bwtrd at
Intervals- pf
ibo
three riihbteiJ
!dafAtJmCQli.7ilflsiih
every year. Its brother, the seventh
year visitor, has the W in red veins 6n7
!Ue'aWdW'w'riWtf smaller, it
comes in great swarms, but does no
great amount of damage. Popular pte
f tfdlce tsagahi&t theOTfieiHreax
!ocuit.U II Urflfttiy lvTedWsbme
that great mortality prevails during its
sut; ana was its cite is -xatai; Traese
idejui 'ix e as erpnMtlwLmost popular.
entoniobsicaltbrtesa The cioapd
$ejUm-cUoeihiiik ! queer Insect. - Txie1
sexea only live Ions enoueh to maieL
The msJeiih A dy or ajndtbe;
female, with a spur which is carried be
neatb, the abdomen, punctures ap amMt
branch oi a tree with little holesw Aix'i
egiUtndeposited laVac'&he
mother dies in elghVor ten day v atnd
ILelcgga.hatOi JtitAemseJ.vs; ATbe!
isrv fail to the ground and commeaca
tabflJtehtaaliyfthcaJ embryo In-
wiuxnycAti anil a aa itmhi?.,
lott8t."iTneiisr'r,4ia-tther v fcf tba'
L iriea' lln aavfer. -f rii5
which tbyqc - -aearia f fc
t ll rTj-"n, "aivi 4kiM'
lit 1" fti - lm
.1 U! ' V t it- n tt U.
n -enoa,
a i.j ery
r-lltU
fSboW
T
t
tuc4ib ...
Tnossi akfirt
atones should
me 'ouni!'-,i
c.' rt, t
-i- i ttii ;r
eaarKl I
it t ,m- 8-1
r. i,.9"l
1TC- I- 1
iW 1
J-i sell
- -i I 'a I
Aattdlk
! Mr George E Witeon,; who'? has- been
appointed receiver for be old Bank, of :
Charlotte, is now paying the stockhold
ers of that concern abput 7 3 10 cents ou
the 91 of stock. This bank wasbar
teted fn "ifeSS ' and1- Mx;3 Wilson has
been actiog;:as ts president since the
war. and by bim the funds were turned
over to Mr Gsorge Wilson for disburse
ment among the stockholders. This la
about the only Old State bank that has
TO"rvi ?.?f",
.SW'f svvsvuy us v a swu j saajsaaa ? sa aaa a,u
the way of dividends on tbe wind iipiT
; -: ' - ' '"a mm I" ' ' 'j-.
To the MMintajfc aad Sprbigs;. W
Si r-.-iVoo
.Thcra -raa-a, raimlkr rf Ar
Citizens yesterday fpr the mountains
teonyillexj Mr. and Mriloyd'WriatonV
I!7rrrr;irnrrl
Miss Lou Wri8ton, MissXlllie Bethune,
Mik NMcy JohastoD, Mrs.- JameS'P.
JohnstonMlSB 8oe- .Johnston and Mrs
DtvOibboof, ;'.tV loV'inK'f .-r"V
' - Mr: Ftiter M. Bro wn. 'and Mrs. CL J.
; L: Brown left yesterday afternoon f of
the All Htattng;r;uV' fit
. Mr, D. Hargra vesri With' biHaer;
Mr. J.C JIargraves, and bis sister and
brother, are at the All Healing
.' Mr. B. J.hannonhouse; was among
the crowd forVlbe All. Healing yeeter-
V.-iti...Ol'Mi;j.l . . t I I) if" T. .. ....
Ricaaaeaid Iatereatea I , wj.--''-
f The officers I of the Rich mwd !& pan
ville liailroad,, in Tlichmond ?oeda
that the road has passed Into tbe bands
of the Sehey syndicate. -The, question
of interest In Jbft city now is whether
tbe Danvilie road wilii be operated by
the new party in unison with- the East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia 'rail
road. ,.Tbs best,'opinfon seems to be
that it will.:. :he flatter road has all
along depended on the Norfolk and
.Western road to get to the seaboard;It
may, under this verified, system, by the
use: of : the Western North . Carolina
road, come Into "I be Tlanfille road at
SaJiBbiiry. N. C4 and rise it bait th West
Point, or by a ch a ngeef wjtch at Dan.
ville use tbe Midland track to Washington.-
The fact that the traffic of the
proposed system ' may, find Its way to
deep water at, West Point is probable
when It is remembered that the steam
ers of Mr: Clyde,' one 'of ; the parties
largely Interested In the new move
ments, run between that point and. New
York and now -connect at the former
place with the Danville. It is not be-;
Ueved that any change wilt be made in
tbe staff of officers of the Bicbmond .&
Danville; This uniflcatlou of the Dan
ville and, Ess t Tennessee and Georgia'
will direct much' of the traffic from the
Norfolk and Western.. :. Major E. PJ
Pink is the general manager of the
East Tennessee, yirginia "and Georgiai
He formerlly occupied the; same place
on Mahone a old road, j
UI! Boldlag Their Owe.
Yesterday -was a quiet day for tbe
telegraphers, and there ! was neither an;
accession to 4 or desertion 5 from ' the
ranks. Concerts, excursions.' etolaxe
being gotten up !! over , the land lot
the benefit of the "bookers? and they
say that they will have ; money chough
to enable them to hold out until CbrUtf
mas. The following dispatch to thi
Brotherhood in Charlotte from Tasbr
lngton City, covers the situation yesterf
day : "Notwitbstandg. ; Superintendent
Zeablein has i made thiscity bis bead
quarteTS,ndeayoring to bos vines thi
jgovernment that theiW pf;, la able to
handle any amount of busmess, ; whole
sale bribery has been the . order of . the
day on the part of ZneWein, and hhnrn-
principled employees, but so. far only
one of our membaraand be a mere boy,
influenced by bis f atberY lias succumb
ed tb; these tomptsftdnliAir excursioi
AinAiuuwnew was raven last nutQiami
the receipts will be greatly in our favor.
Different rrs;de unions are subscriblnj?
torbuf.lrejlef. jad"thre is iid doubt
bulttsi w will iVwAblatA bold out f4rj
an. uxLeantte engtn ci time. ; lis i
frbtfl all a Qkrters are enauratrl
aieiioo raa m ussw fexorC,,
PfaiBadsJBbiaandBalUmdre aremtterlv.
CtfrTBAtlOIOTaXrMGois T Gow
JS;: A Mcpanld. ftck logjam,, Cj
J W :Cobn,mclriM)od Var afaWodd
itaIseerBeyt
win. Norfolk Viti i aLLMcAiexandri
CoI'G "G WeiBL rreeffflevJ B Cf H
wroribhfeiga BMcbbwelC
rffi?jllf 4r.Tr fTiVir.TW.ffAaw I A4JJjWsaaealTCsaeai TaUeWf JTcrrer
IViFBDDer. L J Wistx aad arifojKmifiM
.Vme,3SF CrJ A. Mcliea.-Mrs 11 II Nek
p tticnuacblilljsai
EvttiiWllmlngl W 4:5
tfnie1roTi
bt.1J!vl?ra1trit-ir1 Tr.riA :riS.wbiMow -1 bt
ri- , w, wt " . .tt iy-TTr--?r;T! w,jiti
f:Tj-' vMiTTT v,'0.'vf -"V.Vt IXX
Burgwjji, iwiesboravJS' 6 rtiXv-W
Richmond sVaB? C'llarrisy '13prmgs
axejuHuttrev, j rfyuawiHojaWfe
MX
tba Fauslfle SlapWq
C ...ii n.l ltd
avr.-.4UUAi.l.f Jaill A a s jDOf
Xa Hon Cwwar' U1A t f rt I
Iieel ao cratefol to aoma JQaargutpaotfTatnE. f I
Bwt wtUa aad aaafaou to tbaak laara far tbe aoM V
taej ba-dweaia.r-la.fat,!aier,ldi
oogbt to be a monument erected to tbe.nieniory of
tHe lnrentor or aiaeorerer or a- -rem
raeaiuaettHMaiiaareuyuj in
1 I car ara lony reaie rr- I bare aoefit
at Bora too, 4 a taa etv to p cured of a 1
Ouenrs elaO''a.if'-wnoiuiar. -and 4e iWarnt'
eprmSj Us; ilPt r- -rhwat! njb Salpbur- Fprliiga,
ana r op ay icua au u auiupiewty t"titfea a awn.
. " 1 w..a a ""t. v .pu-iK"5" va 11 ereuty,
1 pre St .ir;. - bNsui4efautra4 la
tf.. . I ! "ti a f '"rod from tba
itrtc' iHrnadetn
.ai ve.it t- i(( iiti i uc"
i ca-ujsoacl tt tiuuse t n?w i:. iijr L.-esud'
f tK" i- i""" 'Y;:'"-'..! r Mtaa
; : I
fcui id
e-s.
-
"1-
1 w .i r btik.. ii t "3 erer CJ In r y.
j 1
1
.'Hmiil
.4 to u.. 1 od dla-
iis-XT1' vwrn l.r ! , t ..a4t an
(any
rckd
vr cr 1 uorne
ft
LoBdOn'Bocte Kill,' 8 041 0 TajkrrV
wyrWVjest
. SOU I'll CAROLINA HEWS.
I .
! A vounsr necrro " named ' C S McCoy
shot himself dead in Charleston Toes
day on account of love troubles.
I At hfgh hoon Wednesday, an attempt
was maae to barn tne xtewDerry juotet
at Newberry ; without doubt the work
of.au incendiary. ,fH f4h tsfr
i The attendance on the colored Nor
tnal Institute of theState. holding its
session at Columbia, has only 131 teach
ers against 235 at last years institute,
nodfet it bas-dpnejgreai good.
v, 1 t
I f . - - ' . ' av 1
If i4Jut, bmlso iswuuifiHpivuy , avpubauw (Vi
the appointment to West Point from
the "First rVmirreiastnnar ; nlatrlet Wed-
I nesday; Henry Jerverr -of Charleston,
1 etOOCf US4)est examination. , I f i-j,.
"its ?Qrtfentillebriusday JasfcJi ne-t
aailed in a well by, poisonous gas and a
young, man .named Parks who went
.down xor'tbe txxry was unconscious
wnen ne reacnea w&tn m?;
Ar a meeting of stockholders of the
"Greenville cotton seed OU MlU VVed
nesday, a dividend- -of -9 per cent, was
declared on the : capitaL stoekvr Tbe
ioperations of tbe mill will be resumed
The Greenville News - says . that on
Satorday night some Tone , stole . two
horses from the stable of. Buck Forest
lioteu n c. One ot the , Animals , is a
bay mars belongings to Joseph Carson;
of that city,- who is xeeping the hotel:
The other is a gray mare beionging to
josepn isrunsont oi jtricxens. ; ;
Bather Deaaevate Kxveaieat ef a JUcb-
"t saeaa JDvaaasaer. t Jrtsm,,
- . -- - m I L- i ?i?.5.4f : tl . IS J$ 'T -1
" Mr J W Harrison, a. traveling sales
man xrom tticn mono, was oown to toe
Sound a few days ago, and; oa. Sunday
morning: but . got a colored Individual
to take bim over to the f bammocka" in
his boat, and then sent bim back with
the order to call for bim at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon. He?badV,his : gun and
amused himself for some time shooting
cranes, but. af tar awhile be began to
get thirsty and bethought himself . that
be bad forgotten, 1 provide,, himself
with- water. Once xemmded of this
fact the desire for tbe cooling beverage
grew upon bim with amazing .rapidity,
and finally bis . thirst i became unbeara
ble, i llsr sought frantically , for some
sign of a spring, bat no gurgling f oun
tain'presented itself, and ths murmur
ing ocean ana its many waves, spreaa
"out in limitless expanse before bis vi
sion, only added; b the intensity of bis
misery. At last, moved to desperation
by his mad thirst, he, shouldered bis
Sun and: plunged into tbe Sound, at
ead ) low s tide, and .actually waded
through the intervening waters to a
spot - near Capt E W Manning's place,
where he landed and soon bad an oppor
tunity of ; indnlgtng . himself to bis
heart s content in the .sparkling, cool
ing beverage which ? be bad so much;
coveted. The water in tbe Sound only;
came a llttleabove .bis ; waist , at the
deepest. " Sometimes he would find him-;
self getting in deep water. -but bv di
verging a litUe- to the right; or left be
would avoid 4ba holes and declivities;
scattered along his- route s. He was
one hour and a half ; in making the!
journey.' i.-r.w- s I
.YWkattaeTw fSeaerals eperted.
Among tbe striking contrasts exhibit
ed in character the most frequent were
the comparisons Detween: stone wail
Jackson and Ewell or Early. isOa ionO
occasion Leerreceived this & devout dis
patch from one flank: "By the grace of
God - we 1 have - beata them on the
rights and tbe next moment tram the
other wingr 'By d-d hard - fighting
we have whipped them out on the lefkT
One lieutenant was J ackson, t ha othef
jsweiU' 'teit
x. C Orar.af badarma. Ala'ajrftaa aas nasTS
laalaaireur rw.-Waa. Bau'a Balaaaaloc tba
Laaica. aaa I can aar. of a trotn. tt ts tar arroenot:
to anj otbar Lnna; praparaUaa m Uta rork v Mr
to aar aaetotar assa wttaa
eoosB,- ana baa arary faitaatian sy as ood phya-
auaaaataaseace ia, taa eoonur. ana uerau
failed to Hact aecia? bo when I sot ooa battUat
roar nr. Waa. aalra Balaaaa tot dw Laasa,abe d
Tiagan av aaaao naxas away.'' a ana aay ia. nam
taa tt vaa tba maana ef aayloa; aernfa;' I knew
of flraosMa (bat Pf. Wav-tiali's- Balaam baa
eaesd. and sb BMUier Is bettet ctow tbaaaaaAaa
pean Daiorawiwast years.; iujm?olj?u-
i . a , .m .if., iaa Win 1 ni.n.iK otj
2. The Fortieta BaJlesi;iti-Ti3
emt paiioi. rox v ( senator - ta&e n . te--dayreauJUdas
follows;. rWbola,h tun-,
uwjiu) yco roa icSjUcccBaxr n
choice 160. XUerson, Stevena X Ladd
i scrBnamtaiBg atf txaenan
;xernara- r.uauin:
linrna 47. -Pike . 07. j
gained ftcver, yeavexdaj's ;oe;.' "Burn
foetsuidXJhaBlerii j
TtBxi-in trj ji.nj J ,m " i'i .ii . Htiio
liy&i-JfraiaBaiWirwaaaw yitaajDaciata.
- S a. - ai . arr . w' J a aiSm
a .ajuuuw twsiM aai'W't y1ssaiiM j
HE Warner At Ca: BtraTraBaiaawayaa4
LlTes Caw aajradwa f Ilia amen the. dookvs cave
noaoTrriooa kee Bjea, ,
mat jr "Jl ir imncri boot ana snoe
taanufatttirVlBretsmmet street sus
raedMyfnt?J.tMrAnocr
filtsomelhAgovrrOO,
cf 4octoool "'T:'1" -s irij
srtj soIEHauiratSv J ,
SrnrNJWtORKiAUgSrf h
1m
WlWftilWtii
J-r
3fiT
,.u in a iiiiai na ia iiniiaiil aail aa aim an
Otad. taa wtll afm-
npwarda of tbirtai
tuna and taiants
nmaevorBielDalir
DeelallT amdled lna
tloa .and wants of this numeroua eiaaa.
and. as a rMUirf luitrcffof-aodpraoUeal knawr
adebtaiallB a JUetbna aent aa nuisa aaL
I S
byaieian, atte tiaatmpouMiat a soot bias isyrup,
:oataUaeaJBeeAbla.ttiODe
alatea aaat ad AaaJLh. and. la . moreove'r aura to
j
j.imanaier joy
sy vajrjvsai-cBai nuiaivwa iffNuuui, vrvruriuuvw iaaj aaa
via beoef4r-c beaitaM, eeadraa rtaiaLrtdo
Tim-aaa c-wper; e-aeeia ia t qj toe.
In this rtjf j JSTa t quan Jjea of 1 'a gootLlr t f "-upi
im baa tmBMMrtaaead ba aaraa br tbkt fcotalaa
ola article.-sod weatoeereiy biiea, Hjada of
fblidrao bavabaa Tad fro'a. an e&t.r rrTa by
t4c timely osa, and ti nt totiiione -yet &abra MiL
bare Ks bancfi-, atKl oiitiBa-iIln bar Uaaaect
aio tmtbev haa ocbar4bt d baaeuBee
BrtiaL,j Butu uiu uaeu uera. "wuiin ssraw wiu.
nps uionB, taparar; anrP"r,u sBai
it &e bertt c7f iZrW. ina rioo Ar- fciniD.
Trr U. aotlaS--try it now- ladtBeA Tlauoy. Haw
ToV CrfTi -1 Soldo bij aU drnriav r r .TwentTtafaf
.w'.r, ' -f j ,
4Jw
8li
Tbe aaeond iiaTBtantoia ra eQL on drtilnnd
No.ai.wv.iiset'ua foww'rtjtt next, to aux'i
boldbii br rfceuid at I 'o-.ock a. on Arrjst 10.
Tbe transfer book a wU be el"""! f-n 1 q'cldw.
m. Aont ia to Beoteir-r J . V -"-wT., .
itnaaawiiMtstlr .f.:L I '..i. l tMMdaiTr."1-
fjoe-. '3 1 f yo ' t- . -tJ it i0-",i
.-. p h .' . . J t ... 14
C ". ' J. liL 1, lu.I 1
t!l . J.--i. ;IW. IW.!l .kMV i f
DAHBYfl
PnOPHYLACTIC
: FLUID.
-'A-If aahoia ArUela .Car TJnlTaraal '
Toe Searlat
Eradicates .
:1TALAHIA.
Trphoid Vavara,
IMpattaafla, Ball.
Tattan. TJloarated
Sora Throat, Banal!
gam, Maailaa. aad
aOlOentaaioaaXMaaaaaa. Pcrsoaa trmltlaaoa
taa Sidk ahould aaa it frMiy. SeaHc Feverba
aed.
ma aaowa a paaad aracra tbe tluid waa
YeOaw Ferar has beca cured with H altar
of Dipfetaaria yiatd to tt.
It OIALL.POX
BadSoraai
gU'A'LMO af StwaO
fez FBJSVX2rrD
Aanitiif oflyfcan
fly waa . .Ukaa with
.ad by bathiaa wttS
Imsmra A(
vannra looa.
hanalcaa aad ntmaA.
forSoNTanat tt a a
aaaaB-poa. . I
Fkudj tha pal
not rUillriane
Cootmiom dcatroyad.
a- yraaad -VA,
.: ChlWilaa rilVa,
ptttad. aad was about
taa hooaa acaia ta thraa
waaks. aad m ethers
had k. I. W. Pabj
nejoai, Philadelplua.
SattWIataCaamlaa.
loaa aecaiadbytoaaa.
.a
Claaaaa
it eaa't ba surpaaaad.
"Catarrh (caavad aa
v Prevented.
Xryaipala cnraiL.
Tka pfeyafctaaa
W Darbvs Fluid
irnmfiillr In th I
---'-- - -
'Ma . " '
aaa of KNDhtharla.
t Am SatldatafcrAalaMl
. or Veaetahla . Poiaoaa,
SUogi.etc- - . -tl
i I aaedtaa Fluid feto?
aor present afflictioa with
- Scarfat Farar wbh da
, cided advaataga. . It ia
tadispaaaatae ttribm aick-
A. SouainwaaCK.
Tataar dried op.
Claolra prevented.
VJleara pirifd aad
Xa eaa of XkaaUi k
aapald aaaaad aboot
tha corpse t will
aoaaa. wit. r.
(oto, Kyrie. Ala.
Tbe emln nt P1t
afdaa, J. MTAlUok
XL Maw
Xaa, sart: "I am
eoarfaaead PidC Tarba
ProphyUctic Fhtld is a
TahiahiadWafcxtiat.
Vaatderbtlt tJarrarairs. waml
lJ taaoratically aad practically .
aa airrpreparatioa with which I aai aa
.N. T. Vurrom, Prrf fhaiiilm.
StaafcaaatCd.1
- m mm neanaBMBUM B V
wr. Columbia ProC.tJrfTeralty.Sja
L .Mercer uiiiStrT
A. I.
. atar. uao.
V Pariosoy aarailna.-- Uarf faaarilhT'T ,
tt llii nm U
at'Shaa daaaaiarvdJ!!!
twaaadrtaaS2?
beta riaiaacd.- For I
7. -.'. J VT. Wis w m- ma "
y ynactBrlBw Chcaats, PHILADELPHIA.
3i
NOTICE.
su.i'i :,; WiToa'a Ovatrta. f ;
": T; .1 ratartntte. N. O. Jaly 80. '83. . f
AO Bajtlaa airMat to Oia nanont a m V
Tax for tba Brtrliaaa of nwrinxin. K. s-jr---
to tba dty of Cbartetta ara aerator aottflad to ap-
jrvw uw ey hi aouactor as one ana otxaut ana
SaVfertBalrLleaiiaa. .
. xaoaa wao (ail aa hara tba tax eoUaetWa iaal(4
lot tha of tlMtr Uanu TM Ka tm 1M
f Aoaaat naxt. wtll ba UaMa 1 or taa nujt, t
vmaaoa of tba Bavanaa Orriinaaca.
"JL - w. - W.G.lAXiWXU, !"
jSog3d9t . ... , Mayo.
t;a? i,
iioroi-
iiti iaW-i;
'if
5 cent: KivrSa ;
1J: .-r ::,
ialas; aitethaar , Es.
Tws-ae; Cheat
nmTE Lfluno.
o I..."f.i5J.i ,,.j, , t.;.M-.,:.,, '
; Iaajw.roda atm ndoead In prioea as taa
gfji? ps'Ui'XiUV't paaaea for j- ,r . 1
SD1M GC3DS,T0 ek sold cheap.
oods .9ath J ii;l.'.i.-tijr..v:r' -aiil.-
feain-i , :?? j.j r;,;,;!'.. - Kt
oty llif-AHlXrOAllTUNXOF-;
t ,1ia-t,Jil:o ,T;,.j ;kSov V": " f '
;f ii.lfi.Ki?e 'ifjj J: fa. .1' fiv
K ;uj..iuj r 1
Ifr.TTwt
15 3ri
;
it
fl
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Otsibut" ha,bi.'rr!l ?
ftft? f l01:Jhlfrj Lb;
JlW;.bilSijI ..i.,nit' uljiJalf '.vi3'
'HE NO, TEA.
ilijf.ill'rf
ffjHEi'NO .'TEA;1'
HE" NO TEA.
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